1.Clinton St. Baking Company
Lower East Side restaurant offering all-day brunch.
Why it stands out: All-day brunch
Brunch in New York
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Brunch in New York ranges from specialty-coffee cafés to all-day breakfast kitchens. Here are five brunch spots in New York, each with a short description and links to the official website and Google Maps — useful for checking weekend hours, queues and booking options.
2.Bubby’s
Tribeca restaurant with daytime and evening service.
Why it stands out: Daytime dining
3.Russ & Daughters Cafe
Sit-down cafe serving Jewish comfort food.
Why it stands out: Breakfast and lunch
4.Jack’s Wife Freda
All-day cafe drawing on Israeli, South African and Jewish traditions.
Why it stands out: All-day cafe dining
5.Sunday in Brooklyn
Williamsburg restaurant serving breakfast, brunch and dinner.
Why it stands out: Williamsburg brunch
Planning tips: Brunch in New York
- Where to look
- Many of New York's most popular brunch spots are found in the West Village, SoHo, the Lower East Side, Midtown and Williamsburg in Brooklyn.
- When to go
- Late spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons; December is festive but busy.
- Prices & tipping
- Prices are in US dollars and usually shown before sales tax; tipping around 18–22% is customary in restaurants and bars.
- Getting around
- The subway runs 24 hours, and most of Manhattan follows an easy street grid.
- Good to know
- Weekend brunch is the busiest time; many places don't take bookings, so arrive early.
Details may change — check the official website before visiting. Report a correction.
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